Antibacterial Wipes Are Far from a Clean Sweep
If you didn't know it by now, your mama was right about that good old soap and water — and a whole lot more
by Michele Blood | Updated 23 Feb 2018 at 7:30 AM
Antibacterial wipes sound like a great idea. Teachers put them on school supply lists, hoping to minimize the risk of germs spreading like wildfire through their classrooms. Moms and dads dutifully wipe down children’s toys, particularly during flu season. And countless others use wipes in the kitchen in an effort to ensure food-making surfaces in the home are as bacteria-free as possible.
It all seems completely logical and common-sensical.
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